I desire to own my phone as long as possible (yet retain a high level of performance. I wouldn't use a device with 1GB of ram with iOS 11) - my next purchase from Apple will be a phone that has the diagonal size of a 4.7 iPhone (or the X, if its a screen encompassing device), 3GB of memory, with a retail price of $700 or lower. I'm not interested in a Plus size device.
Performance is a feature, and based on my experience with iOS, I'm primarily memory bound (not so much CPU bound). For me, performance comes before OIS, OLED, etc.
Performance (time to unlock, time to open camera app, time to open e-mail application) is why I chose iOS over Android. It defines each action I have with the iPhone. But this performance lead has become increasingly smaller the last two years (citation -
Performance is a feature, and based on my experience with iOS, I'm primarily memory bound (not so much CPU bound). For me, performance comes before OIS, OLED, etc.
Performance (time to unlock, time to open camera app, time to open e-mail application) is why I chose iOS over Android. It defines each action I have with the iPhone. But this performance lead has become increasingly smaller the last two years (citation -
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